[vdr] Re: Max. Filesize

[Patrick Cernko <errror@errror.org>]

Dr. Werner Fink wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 05, 2004 at 11:59:32AM +0200, Patrick Cernko wrote:
>
> > Boris Lenzinger wrote:
> >
> > > My answer was not very clear...so I redo it...sorry
> > > On FAT32, the max file size is 2G.
> > Sorry, but FAT32 is in fact capable to handle files larger than 2GB 
> > (just test it under WinXP). Only the linux filesystem driver is not capable!
>
> Not true!  I'm able to handle ISO images for DVD's and those are
> definitly large than 2GB.
So you can store files larger 2GB on your FAT32 partitions under linux? 
Then my informations are deprecated (or do you have a patched driver 
from e.g. SuSE?)!

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